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Wallace472

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As far as I can tell, the most information you can get about your enemy's ships is which type they are (such as light ship or transport for example.)
In my opinion, it would be a good idea that if when you infiltrate a country's administration, you get to see which specific type of ships they have.
 

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Does anyone know the AI behaviour regarding upgrading ships? I imagine since there's buckets of money around now the AI would probably do it frequently. If that's the case, and they upgrade consistently, you can check their dip tech level.
 

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I guess that is the reason I was asking. I find myself working hard to get my fleet upgraded and wonder whether opponents, who mostly even in tech, are upgrading more or less quickly. (And wondering whether this is something that is simply done automatically for the AI.)